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SABS-approved treated timber garden edging in 2 m lengths: 200 mm rolls plus 300 mm and 400 mm heights, for beds, paths and play areas.
Treated Timber Garden Edging
2 m Lengths in 200 mm, 300 mm and 400 mm Heights
Timber edging gives beds, paths and lawns a clean, natural border that holds soil and mulch in place. Commondale Poles supplies SABS-approved, SAWPA-marked treated garden edging in 2 m lengths and three heights: 200 mm rolls, 300 mm and 400 mm.
Which height should you choose?
| Size | Best for |
|---|---|
| 2 m × 200 mm (roll) | Flower beds, lawn edges and curved borders |
| 2 m × 300 mm | Paths, shallow raised beds and mulched areas |
| 2 m × 400 mm | Taller raised beds, sandpits and small level changes |
Ideas for treated edging
- Define beds and borders in residential gardens.
- Edge paths and walkways.
- Contain soil in greenhouse beds and vegetable patches. See our step-by-step guide to a raised garden bed.
- Border sandpits and children’s play areas.
Using treated edging around vegetables
Treated timber is widely used for garden beds. If you want extra peace of mind around edibles, line the inside of the bed with heavy plastic and plant vegetables a little way in from the edge, as the Clemson University Home & Garden Information Center suggests.
How to order
- Send us your list: lengths, diameters (if you know them), quantities, where the timber will be used and your delivery town. Use our quote form, WhatsApp 082 906 1334 or call 017 821 0739.
- We confirm the right treatment class, price and lead time.
- Collect from our yard in Commondale, Mpumalanga, or ask about delivery.
Office hours: Monday to Thursday 07:00–16:30, Friday 07:00–14:00.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes does your garden edging come in?
Our treated edging comes in 2 m lengths: 200 mm rolls, plus 300 mm and 400 mm heights.
Is treated edging suitable for vegetable beds?
Yes, treated timber is widely used for beds. For extra peace of mind, line the inside of the bed with plastic and plant edibles a short distance from the timber.
How do I install timber edging?
Dig a shallow trench along your line, stand the edging in it, check the height, then backfill and compact the soil on both sides. Taller edging can be held with short treated stakes.
Every item is treated in our own plant to SANS standards and carries the SAWPA mark, so you know it has been treated properly.
We cut to length before treating, so the preservative protects the whole piece. No minimum or maximum order.
Collect from our yard in Commondale, Mpumalanga, or ask us to arrange delivery to your farm or site.
